The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Alina's POV:

By the time dawn broke on the horizon, I had already freshened up.

Outside the room stood a row of servants carrying all the things needed for the Alpha Ceremony.

The crown, made of pure gold and designed like a peacock's tail, was recently unearthed from the pack's museum. The feather designs, among other details, were realistically carved. When I was born, the best craftsman in the pack crafted this for me to wear on the day I became the Alpha. It was also a great blessing from my father.

I touched the ruby on the crown. Thinking of my father, my heart suddenly stopped.

It was a pity that my father wasn't around to watch me take over his position.

He had always put the members of the pack before himself. When he was alive, he worried that I would cause problems for the pack if I took over his position.

This time, he had no chance to stop me anymore. Dressed in a traditional white robe, I smoothened the gold thread embroidery in front. I was in a trance.

What I used to dislike had now become the only thing I'd got.

servant to put the crown on my head, along with the matching

with the sparkling

a month ago, I was still a hopeless loser who had no control over

the life and death of countless

and followed

seven o'clock, there was a knock on the door. Warren came in to walk me through the entire process of the ceremony. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ

he would be presiding over the ceremony. Although he had lost a lot of weight, his gorgeous

shone on him, dispelling his

walked to him,

expression didn't shift at all. Instead, he offered a cordial grin and responded, "Let's just get this over

Warren had been handling a lot of matters of the pack. Perhaps as a result of

side profile, my heart skipped a

Edwin become gray-haired overnight, but Owen also started feeling down in the dumps. The two pillars of the pack gradually delegated

ceremony was over, I would officially announce

today on, Warren would officially become my most devoted

won't be any problem with the ceremony, trust me. Have you had